The United States cannot by itself solve every crisis that exists in the world, painful as these crises may be. And one of the philosophical questions that has to be answered is where we engage ourselves beyond moral condemnation and to what effect.
Henry Kissinger discusses the limitations of U.S. intervention in global crises.
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